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Map on Grottocenter: even better!

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 Vincent has just published 3 improvements on the maps:  

  • The scale is indicated, which makes it possible to quickly have indications of distance;
  • A button allows you to choose whether our location is used to center the map and to display a point where you are;
  • The map URL can now be shared, it contains positioning and zoom information.  
  The cave where I organized an outing last weekend is located here  

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